Romanian Athenaeum (1923), of the Romanian Renaissance Society, of the Prince Carol Foundation. Contributions in the field of heraldry and vexillology Paul Gore has had in-depth education in science and art of the coat of arms, because of his education and knowledge he became a of the Heraldic Council of France, of the International Heraldic Convention in London, of the Swiss Heraldic Society, of the Adler associations in Vienna, Herold in Berlin, Sanct Michel in Bamberg, and a correspondent member of the Heraldic Academy in Madrid. Gheorghe Bezviconi testified that "Pavel Gore was the first but also the last knight of Bessarabia. By studying the past he came to a medieval and uplifting conception of chivalry, of the nation and of the blazon. Thus, he became the only herald of Bessarabia, even of all Romania". Under the conditions of the establishment of the National Moldovian Party in Chișinău, on April 3, 1917, Paul Gore (as president) has edited a research that was done in Russian language entitled "National colors of Romanians from Bessarabia" (remaining in the manuscript). It aims to demonstrate that the Bessarabians should use the Romanian tricolor by default: To this extent, the heraldist Silviu Andrieș-Tabac considers Gore the moral author of the coat of arms and flag of the Moldavian Democratic Republic, mainly due to the fact that "Paul Gore had the real opportunity to influence the opinion of the revolutionary and public elite. [...] Only a professional heraldist of his waist could find a formula to expresses in heraldic language the liberation of the Moldovan province [...] under the domination of Romanov emperors and, at the same time, he knew (was familiar) how the old coat of arms of the Principality of Moldova was looked like. In 1922, the Heraldic Advisory Commission was set up, under the chairmanship of Dimitrie Onciul. Paul Gore was among the first members. Being the member he proposed several designs of the coat of arms of Greater Romania. The weapons adopted were based on his idea. But also in 1922, Gore was named the director of the museum and chairman of the Chișinău State Archives Commission, and because of the tasks imposed he missed several meetings of the Heraldic Advisory Commission. After his death, in 1928, George D. Florescu has replaced him in the Commission. Works Note on those of good faith from Bessarabia (1908); The Boyars rights (1911); Album of